Advertisers urged to join Bonthwestern Georgia appeal in Savannah paper
The Junior Editor Rev Theo Jf Smith on a visit to Bavanhoh promotes advertising in the Queen City of the South. The Georgia Annual Conference will meet in Americus on the 28th with Bishop Meleyeie presiding. A new paper in Cuthbert, edited by A J Mamillon and others, debuts and praise from Richmond Whig. News covers agriculture, reform, suffrage talks, and a grand Masonic Temple cornerstone ceremony with Gen Johnson overseeing.
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Theo Jf
Smith
Bavanhoh
South
Arran
Medina
Georgia
The
Bute
Savannah
Bonthern Metropolia
Methodist B
Americus
Meleyeie
Cuthbert
A. J. Mamillon
Herbert Fielder
Theo
Gorigina
Ruenell
Broshdont Johnson
Gen. Swann
Enduring War Reflections on Union and Peace
A postwar comment defends peace over further conflict, laments sectional vitriol, and warns that mutual restraint is essential as voters and government navigate reconstruction. It condemns violence, praises constitutional ballots, and urges calm across North and South to heal the republic.
Fragmented northern union threat and urged restraint
A harsh warning about universal suffrage and radical Northern leadership. The piece argues the Constitution could die with the old spirit, predicting a new order or military rule. It urges calm, unity, and not to inflame factional strife, advocating industry and dignity while awaiting Providence.
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Hull
Pompey and Cogar
Various 19th Century News Items Include Mining, Politics and Theater
New novel promised Welcome Little Stranger. General Rosentransa active in California mining. John O Breckinridge sends children to school in Vevay Switzerland. Mastodon fossils found near Cahors New York. More troops needed to quell Indiana in Arizona. Plains Indians have scalped 8000 whites this season. Virginia Presbyterians observe a day of humiliation and prayer in Norfolk with Horace Greeley suggested as U S Senator for New York. Georgia to observe twenty second as day of humiliation and prayer. Royal decree bans Pharaohs Serpents manufacture in Spain. Brooklyn arrests of a colored clergyman for carrying a sword cane. Labrador herring fisheries fail leaving coast dwellers destitute. Sanford Conover indicted for pedary in Lincoln assassination trial. Benjamin O Truman appointed special Post Office Agent for the north coast. Bishop of Orleans warns Europe of grave calamities before century’s end. Captain Finotti of Boston honored with dinner. Ristori praised for Tandy Macbeth in Boston. Treasury official says law forbids discharge loss claim payments. no authority to dispense with condition.
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Rosentransa
California
John O. Breckinridge
Vevay
Switzerland
Cahors
New York
Indiana
Arizona
Plains
Presbyterian Church of Virginia
Norfolk
Horace Greely
Georgia
Spain
Brooklyn
Sanford Conover
Lincoln
Grand Jury
Washington
Benjamin O ‘Truman
Apenet
Orleans
France
Europe
G. M. Finotti
Boston
Ristori
Address from His Excellency on penitentiary strategy in 1860
Executive Department message to the General Assembly reviewing the penitentiary location issue, recommending retention of the current facility while considering a second prison at another locality. It discusses inmate labor, the treatment of white and colored convicts, mechanical arts, and employment opportunities, urging cautious, humane policy and noting related reports and financial audits.
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Executive Department
Iain
Bird
The
Academy For the Blind
Mes
Washington Poe
Janos Jackson
James J .Nisbet
Supreme Court
A. Q
Jordan
Whitaker
Aleie
Colonel Whitaker Seeks Final Acquittance and Sale of Property
During recess Colonel Whitaker sent for boxes to contain books papers and Confederate Treasury Notes. Financial committee recommends filing bodice and papers and burning the notes. Property includes letter papers official desk secretary two iron cases trunk and more. Balance due for incidental expenses and rent. Proposes sale of the property and final settlement.
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Whitaker
Cuanes I. Teskisa
Georgia Public Relief Debate and Political Calls
The piece argues for immediate relief to Georgia through a state law within constitutional bounds to avert repudiation and mass unrest. It cites Civil War debts and current burdens, urges swift executive action, and warns against leaving matters to chance or state dysfunction. It also notes the Woman's Rights Convention in Albany with delegates Lucy Stone and Parker among others and mentions Wood denying claims of pressuring the President on negro suffrage. It ends by reporting Louisiana Governor Wells planning immediate removal of sheriffs tied to July massacres.
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Yulee
America
Virginia
Tenneestle
Trans
Pope
Butler
Sherman
Kilpatrick
Georgia
Tennessee
Carolina
North
Confederacy
Ruth
Nelily
Wne
Camptrolec
Rogerty
Itian
Gilkey
Uinto
Oher
Cotton Prospects in Georgia Cotton Region
The Albany Patriot notes planters are selling cotton as the harvest starts while expectations for a full crop decline. It cites 36,003 bushels received to March 7 and projects a total around 16,000 bales for the area. J. R. Lewis of the Freedmen's Bureau reports mixed yields across crops with soy and wheat below average. The Tennessee grain outlook is better than usual.
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J. OR. Lewis
Lannessee Freedmen's Bureau
Tennessee
MARRIED. ABVEILS-COLM.
Married at the city on Tuesday in the presence of family and friends. The couple plan to make their home in New Orleans, starting in a few weeks. May happiness attend their union.
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Cone
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Tor
Theo B.malth
Mtr
Dacos Davis
Mea
Nanning Fema
Bacherlor
Ike
Mathe
Parmanener
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